Lonsdale Expects Club To Fold If Money Fails To Arrive

Matt Bone Questioning Andy Lonsdale

Speaking outside the Royal Courts of Justice, Andy Lonsdale was asked by BBC Hereford and Worcester reporter Matthew Bone how confident he was of getting the money paid by Friday's deadline:

"Very confident." What if there's a delay? "The club gets wound up on Friday."

Bone then asks if he feels he is getting rough treatment from supporters: "Just a little bit. They've got their motives no doubt that will come to light later."

Bone asks if he's thinking of giving up and moving on: "I'm thick skinned I suppose. I won't give in. Why should bullies win?" Is it a matter of pride? "Yeah, big time."

"They say they're boycotting cause the debts aren't paid. Let's see what happens when the debts are paid. They'll probably still boycott for some other reason."

Bone then asks if there can be some kind of reconciliation: "I like to hope so but time will tell."

Lonsdale is then asked about the letter of guarantee that appeared on Bulls News: "I don't know how it got on there. I've got nothing to say about that. It is legal, as it will be proved by Friday."

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